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Carhartt CEO Mark Valade said company policy on "an unvaccinated workforce" remains unchanged, prompting some to swear they would no longer buy the brand's products.

At a Cracker Barrel in Tennessee, William Cronnon was served the chemical Eco-San, a cleaning agent in the kitchen, that has since caused him years of gastrointestinal issues, according to court documents.

For two years, campaigners representing the people of Hong Kong, Tibet and China’s Xinjiang region have been pushing U.S. and Western companies to drop their sponsorships of the Games, which start Feb. 4. None have.

The omicron surge has worsened worker shortages and supply chain disruptions, helping fuel inflation. This spring could see another threat as cargo carriers and the longshore workers’ union begin talks aimed at a new contract. Shippers fear a repeat of the work slowdowns and employer retaliation that snarled West Coast ports for several months in 2014-2015.

The conservative news channel, which rose to prominence during the Trump administration and has promoted conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election and coronavirus pandemic, will be dropped from DirecTV in early April when its contract expires.

The child tax credit, part of the Biden administration’s American Rescue Plan Act passed last year, distributed as much as $300 per child every month to millions of American families starting in July. The extra pay lasted six months before it lapsed in late December. It would have come this weekend.

Executive Editor Sally Buzbee’s letter about the Pandora Papers and The Washington Post’s findings

Sen. Elizabeth Warren issued letters on Thursday to three of the nation's largest owners of suburban housing, demanding information about their profits, rent hikes and acquisitions. The letters come as a relatively new real estate phenomenon is spreading across suburban U.S. neighborhoods: large companies buying up thousands of single-family homes every month and putting them up for rent

The IRS is so backed up that it has prematurely started collection actions in some cases because it hasn't got around to processing responses from taxpayers in time.

The economy added 6.4 million jobs in 2021 and rank-and-file workers saw their paychecks rise by $1.46 an hour. Both are the largest gains on record. But those rosy numbers can be misleading.

The owners of the apartment tower where a fire left 17 dead are three investment groups with billions of dollars in affordable housing investments. Some housing advocates say such investors, which take advantage of government subsidies for affordable housing, ought to be held to higher standards.